The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Personal Mention.


for a few weeks
Miss Bessie Andrews of Peru viii visit Miss Nellie
Frankem this week
Mrs. Pearl Havelick Is visiting her sister Mrs.
Clint Riley, of Chicago.
Mr. Will Hough, Of Greenfield spent last week
with friends in this city.
Misses Marguerite and Belle Baldwin returned to
Vassar College on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett of Lafayette are spending
few days with friends in this city.
Miss Frances Biggs will 90 to Cincinnati this week
TO visit her cousins the Misses Laws.
Miss Ryan, of French Lick. is the guest of Miss
Bessie Beck on North Meridian street
Mr.: John Hamilton and family have taken rooms at
she New Denison hotel for the winter.
Mr. F. j. Howells of Keokuk, Ia is expected in the
ey this week to visit friends for few days
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burton Of Ekin Upton county,
spent last week in the city, visiting friends.
Mr.. Charles Vajen. of Spokane Falls. w. t., is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. FL. Vajen
Mr.. Geo. Kreag of Cicero. Ind. is visiting his SIS
ter, Mrs. VIM. Porter of North Davidson street
Miss Corinne Kise, of Louisville, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Mamie Talbot, on Christian avenue
Mrs. Herman Martens and daughter have returned
from Euoope after four-months sojourn there
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lewis have returned from an
extended trip through Texas, Ksns as and Missouri
Z. b. Cone of Hartford. o.. is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs r. g. Welman. West Vermont street
Mr.. Frank Rigler, of Wabash, after spending few
days the city visiting friends has returned home
Miss Emma Bennett, of Hartford, o., is the guest
of MIR. and Mrs. e. p. Higgins, on North California
street.
Miss Gertrude Trott No. 1872 North Pennsylvania
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Corey stanhope Of Cambridge. Mass.
nre visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D carpenter Tor a
short time.
Mrs T. A. Lewis her son Charles and daughter
Katharine will leave tomorrow for Boston to spend
Miss Kate Hiser of Orlando Fla. formerly of this
city, is the guest of Miss Hattie Chr North Meri-
dian street
Mrs Harry Aldrich arrived home last Mon
day from the East. She spent most OF the summer
ct Watch Hill.
John F. White. represen tative in the Legislature
from johnson county, in the city yesterday on
legal business.
Miss Louise Lockwood. of sandusEy, o. is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Charles b. Lockwood on North Penn
sylvania street.
Miss Annis Whitney. of Colridge Penn, is in the
city and will spend the winter with her aunt Mrs.
Charles Patterson.
Mr. James M Blew of Wabash who has been Wis
ing his daughter, Mrs. Alice Langston, returned to
his home yesterday.
Mrs King Of Rockford. ILL.,, is expected tomorrow
70 visit her daughter. Mrs. M. j. Mayr. on North
PennsylvsnIa street.
Mrs. Kate Phipps a former teacher in the city
schools leaves Monday for California, where she
will spend the winter.
Miss Alice Summers arrived last night and is spend
ing Sunday with Miss Mary Hanson, at her home on
Mr. Steele Bright is at home after a summers stay
at Superior. Wis His mother and sister will return
shortly for the winter.
Miss Anna Farquhar will leave on Friday for Bos-
ton to spend the winter and study voice culture with
Miss Salhe E. Bingham.
Miss Keteham has removed her studio and art
school to Plymouth Building. She viii be ready to
receive pupils this week.
Mr. D. R. Clarke and family will leave this week for
Chicago to reside permanently. Miss Emma Nc
Laughlin will accompany them
Miss Hattie King of Cleveland o.. is the guest of
Miss Josie Laurence. on English avenue and Will re-
main until the middle of October.
Miss Josie Oyler viii travel this with Gill
bert, Donnelly 81 Grard 10 Natural Gas" She will
appear here some time in October.
Mr.. John Finch who took the trip from New York
to Anwerp and return being at Anwerp but few
days, Is expected home this week.
Mrs. George Morrison, of Connersville, who has
been spending the last week with her brother Harry
Grassland, returned home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. R. Parker to go to housekeep-
ing in the handsome new house the north side OF
Fourth street, between West and Illinois.
Miss Mamie Dttmore. of Findlay. o., who has
been spending the with friends and relatives
in this city, will return home on Tuesday.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society OF Roberts
Park church will be entertained by Mrs. Oscar Huey
of Woodruff Place, next Friday afternoon.
Angeles CAL and his family viii probably join him
the frat of November for permanent residence.
Misses Irene and Lillian Wetherald, of Corners
vile who. for few days past, have been the guests
Of Mrs. George Trask, returned home last evening.
Mrs. George Handy former resident of shis city
who has been visiting friends for a week past, re-
turned to her home in Harrodsburg. KY, yesterday
Wednesday and viii spend several months with her
daughter, Mrs. John Chapman, on North Meridian
street.
Will Lender eldest SON of Mrs. DR.. Jenckes. left
home last Wednesday morning for Gambler o..
where he is to attend school at Kenyon Military
Academy.
Miss Evangeline Walker left on Thursday, for
BrynN Mawr College, Philadelphia; and Miss
Florence Krag will leave in a few days, to attend
Philadelphia school,
Mrs. Samuel Miller, of Mexico. who has been visit
Ing her son, Mr.. E. G. Miller, on North Delaware
street. will leave morrow for North Lewisburg o..
TO visit another
Mrs. Lee Thayer, of Greenfield. is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. q; W. stubbs on Christian
avenue. The Misses Huston, of Shebyville, also
guests of Mrs. Stubbs-
Miss F. n. Muller of London, England, a member
of the London school board and leader in all the
different movements for the advancement of women
IN England; is the guest of Mrs May Wright Sewal
to-day and tomorrow. She is here to confer about
the Information Council of Women.
Mr.. A. d. Shaw, commander of John F. Ruckle
Post. g. A r., after absence of two months from
turned last Wednesday evening 90 find the members
of the Post and the Relief Corps assembled at his
residence with music and plentiful rspast.
Mrs. A. r. Ferry the artist is still in New York
taking lessons of celebrated French professor in the
new mat bronze celor' in chin. painting Is
and will bring with her many and beautiful de-
signs in royal water color and decorative art work.
DIR. Rachel Hickey, formerly teacher in the public
schools Of this city is here visiting friends Since
hsr graduation at the Medical College of Chicago
she has appointed assistant physician in the
city hospital and at the expiration of her service in
rat institution she will enter general practice in
chicago.
Louis yesterday, accompanied by her sister Mrs.
Williams and niece. Mrs. Wade. of Boston, who will
be the guests of Mrs. A. l.. Hunt North illinois
street. They will 60 to Columbus, Ind, Wednes.
day, to attend the wedding of Mrs Williamss son,
M Charles e. Williams. young WE'LL Known in
this city. and Miss Ella Houser.
Society Events.
Mrs James n. Rogers will give an informal music
ale tomorrow afternoon to q few friends.
The Fortnghtly Literary club will hold the first
meeting for the coming season Tuesday afternoon
as the residence of Miss Laura Ream North Ala
bana street
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Mcdonald will give large
reception at their homo, No. 564 North Meridian
street on Wednesday evening for which invitations
have been issued.
Miss Annie Porter will 90 to Sprin gield o. on the
% or October to act as bridesmaid for her friend
Mics Alice Goode who has visited in this city several
times Cards have been received here for the event.
Cards have been received announcing the marriage
OF Mr. Percy 3. Coffin. Of citv Nj. 80,